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We did it!
Thanks to everyone who helped us complete our Human:Nature campaign, the largest fundraising initiative for conservation in Indiana. We raised more than $50 million—exceeding our goal of $48 million!
Nature Is Common Ground—and Common Sense
The Nature Conservancy remains committed to creating a world where everyone thrives alongside nature for generations to come, protecting and preserving nature.
Features
Protecting Indiana's Water
Without sound water policy, Indiana's economic future is down the drain.
Midwest Migratory Birds
Millions of migratory birds are using TNC sites to rest and refuel as they migrate through the Midwest.
Indiana Update
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Indiana Nature Notes for June
The expansive Beaver Lake in Newton County may no longer exist, but the beaver for which it was named sure do!
Indiana Videos
Ambassadors Above Us: Protection of Belize Maya Forest Where do our birds of the Midwest fly to in the fall? Belize and beyond! That’s why TNC in the Midwest contributed to protect Belize’s Maya Forest.
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In the News
Indiana's endangered bats get help from The Nature Conservancy
TNC's Bat Conservation Bank offers "credits" to mitigate the loss of bats through adverse effects of development.
Indiana preserve ramps up accessibility where buffalo restoration efforts take place
Kankakee Sands, an 8,400-acre expanse of prairie and wetlands in northern Indiana, is adding accessible parking, viewing scopes and new signage.
Buffalo project helps restore prairie while reconnecting indigenous tribes with heritage
Kankakee Sands bison are part of a unique project spearheaded by The Nature Conservancy.
Places We Protect in Indiana
Indiana’s natural areas are more than just beautiful to look at; they sustain many habitats and countless species of plants, fish and wildlife. Visit a preserve near you!
